Damage to Shop Building Reported from Air Rifle Fire
A shop in the town suffered damage described as caused by shots from an air rifle or similar firearm. Holes were found in several windows, and authorities are investigating the incident at the Farm Cooperative and National Bank building area.
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Viroqua
Wis
Farm Cooperative and National Bank
Tax Driven Stock Sales and 1960 Earnings Outlook
AP analysis outlines four short term issues for early 1960 including tax related stock selling, Christmas demand, and corporate profit trends. It notes many traders have already realized losses and reinvested, with Wall Street expecting a rally after tax losses pass.
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Wall Street
Foreign students at Wisconsin state colleges
The State Board of College Regents reports 171 foreign students at Wisconsin’s nine state colleges this semester. Stout State at Menomonie hosts 57, Oshkosh 29, Platteville 27. other schools have 20 or fewer. Iran is the largest national group with 33 students.
Violinist Performs With Tape Orchestra On Stage
Violinist Anatol Ajemian played as a tape orchestra supplied the rest in a five minute caprice by Henk Badings, premiered by the Contemporary Music Society. Richard Maxfield’s Perspectives offered more unorthodox sounds from electronic tape. A camera by Harold E. Edgerton provided a deep ocean view from 24,600 feet down.
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New York
Canada
Henk Badings
Richard Maxfield
Radings
Maxfield
Harold E. Edgerton
Ocean
Atlantic
Laird Sees Nixon as GOP consultant in new Congress
Rep. Melvin R. Laird said Nixon would likely be invited to advise the GOP Policy Committees in the House and Senate after Eisenhower leaves. He noted the 87th Congress will rely more on Republicans and that southern Democrats may oppose enlarging the Rules Committee. The GOP strategy will be outlined at a December 6 meeting led by Charles Halleck.
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Melvin R. Laird
R-Wis
Richard M. Nixon
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Nixon
John F. Kennedy
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House Rules Committee
Howard Smith
D-Va
William M. Colmer
D-Miss
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Trout found in Waterbury car fuel tank puzzle
Dorothea Loughran’s Waterbury car stalled and a 7 inch trout was found inside the gasoline tank during a routine inspection. No explanation given for how the fish ended up there.
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Waterbury, Conn
Dorothea Loughran
Beloit airman dies in Tex. crash
Ronald L. Salmon a 23 year old airman from Beloit Wisconsin died from injuries after his car overturned in Denison Texas near Perrin Air Force Base He is survived by a widow and one year old daughter.
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Denison, Tex
Ronald L. Salmon
Beloit
Wis
Salmon
Perrin Air Force Base
The duck hawk proves fastest flying bird
The duck hawk earns its reputation as the speediest bird in flight, outpacing other raptors with its rapid dash through the air. Its streamlined body and powerful wings enable swift, agile pursuit of prey across open skies.
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